I look forward to hearing his views on how the regulatory burdens on our economy, especially on our smaller businesses, ...
We are beginning this review with the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
The struggling economy has challenged our Nation's entrepreneurial spirit. We are recovering and that recovery will come...
Senator Collins and I have been working on this, as well, in our e-rulemaking bill.
Absolutely.
I want to thank the Chairman for holding this hearing today and also for agreeing to schedule another hearing soon on th...
Reforms like those in the CURB Act, introduced by Senator Collins, S. 602, and S. 1030 would be a great start in ensurin...
It is also my understanding that OMB did not count rules that were adopted 10 years ago.
I think we have a vote coming up momentarily.
Regulation has consistently come in third only to poor sales and taxes as the biggest issues that they are facing.
I am optimistic that we can build a bipartisan consensus to achieve this goal.
I have introduced my own bill to address this problem. It is called the CURB Act, which stands for Clearing Unnecessary ...
I believe that regulatory reform requires three essential elements at a minimum.
The fact is that this is still, if it goes forth, going to be an enormously expensive rule.
Federal agencies are at work on more than 4,200 new rules, 845 of which affect small businesses; 224 of these rules are ...
I am going to withhold any further questions for the record, but let me just thank all of the members of the panel.
I would urge you to work with the Committee at least as a technical adviser as we begin to review all of these regulator...
We recognize that OIRA is not in the business of determining the Administration's positions on regulatory reform bills o...
